Code pink.

[eddy]

Ugh i am not at work today. That would have made me freak.

[soozy87]

When we took our hospital tour they told us that they have never had a baby stolen, but sometimes they do drills. Maybe that is what it was.

[lilafowler]

When I had my weight loss surgery they kept frantically posting a call for a "Code Purple". I'd heard of Code Pink, etc. but had never heard of Code Purple. I texted my friend who is a Nurse Practitioner and worked in a different hospital at the time-she said it was usually for a psychiatric emergency or a violent visitor or patient.

I still wonder what happened.

[ginap]

Interesting. At the hospital where C was born a Code Pink is an emergency c section.
As a humorous aside, when we were leaving the hospital the nurses forgot to take off C's baby lo-jack bracelet so we got in the elevator which triggers the alarm and then the announcement came on that the hospital was on lock down and we had to wait a few minutes for it to be cleared before we could leave. Whoops.

[paperdolls]

When I worked retail on high school, our code pink meant one of the cashiers needed to be relieved to the restroom.

[paperdolls]

Oct 23, 2013 13:31:01 GMT -5 ste said:

Oct 23, 2013 13:27:56 GMT -5 paperdolls said:

When I worked retail on high school, our code pink meant one of the cashiers needed to be relieved to the restroom.

Not code brown?!

he he, nope. The lady who christened it in its first use had an obsessive love for the color pink. Thus, code pink.

[angelaa73]

Adam was a preemie and when he kicked off his babylojack, a nurse put it in her pocket. She left for a break or something and the place went into massive lockdown. It was cray!